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by bee_rider
1479 days ago
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Usually C or Fortran superstructure, and assembly kernels. The clearest form of this is in BLIS, which is a C framework you can drop your assembly kernel into, and then it makes a BLAS (along with some other stuff) for you. But the idea is also present in OpenBlas. Lots of this is due to the legacy of gotoBlas (which was forked into OpenBlas, and partially inspired BLIS), written by the somewhat famous (in HPC circles at least) Kazushige Goto. He works at Intel now, so probably they are doing something similar. |
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